Chiyo Nakamura (English Wikipedia)

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"保谷民博関係人名録" [Directory of People Related to the Hoya Folk Museum] (PDF) (in Japanese). 国立民族学博物館フォーラム型情報ミュージアム [National Museum of Ethnology Forum Information Museum]. 28 July 2021. pp. 142–43. Retrieved 22 February 2024.

Kojima Kyōko (1996). "山丹交易とカラフト諸民族の状況" [Some Aspects of Peoples in Sakhalin Under the Influence of Santan Trade] (PDF) (in Japanese). pp. 11–12, 16–17. Retrieved 19 April 2024.

"Santan" refers to any aboriginal of the diverse lower Amur River basin engaged in trade in Karafuto.^[4] Amur basin indigenous groups included Tungusic peoples (Evenks, Duchers, Jurchen, Nanai, Ulch), Mongols (Daur people), some Ainu and, near its mouth, Nivkh people.^[5]
Shigeru Matsuura (February 2006). 清朝のアムール政策と少数民族 [Amur Policy and Ethnic Minorities in the Qing Era] (in Japanese). ja:京都大学学術出版会 (Kyoto University Academic Press). p. 219. ISBN 9784876985272.
Nakamura Chiyo; Robert Austerlitz (10 November 1992). Murasaki Kyōko [in Japanese] (ed.). ギリヤークの昔話 [Gilyak Folklore] (in Japanese). 北海道出版企画センター [Hokkaidō Publication Planning Center]. ISBN 4832892061.